Sentence examples for example conjecture from inspiring English sources

In the light of the preceding example 'Conjecture 1' is not true even when we consider O-compactness instead of compactness.

While providing no evidence, Miller et al. (1982) p.251, for example, conjecture that the dynamic versus stable nature of the workplace environment influences the perceptions of control of the workers employed there.

An alternative rule for example, conjecturing that Ω exists until 1 million negative results have been obtained may result in two changes of hypothesis if, say, Ω's are not detected until the 2 millionth experiment.

Recent examples include "Conjecture in the Age of Diderot" (2013) and "Climates Past and Present" (2017).

Based on these examples, we conjecture that a similar relation holds more generally.

We also provide a counter example to a conjecture of Duncan and Paterson.

Professor Ben Polak: 2. So for example–So our conjecture here is that 2 dominates 1. That's the claim.

Of course, the preceding example shows that 'Conjecture 2' is not also satisfied even when one considers O-compactness.

For example, one might conjecture that the habitual use of Spanish induces its speakers to be sensitive to the formal and informal character of the speaker's relationship with their interlocutor while habitually using English does not.

For example, the Goldbach conjecture is a weak couterexample to the principle of the excluded middle, since $\forall n A(n)$ as above is at present not known to be true or false, and thus we cannot assert $\forall n A(n) \vee \neg \forall n A(n)$ intuitionistically, at least not at this moment.

Single-node deletion of A, B, or E disrupts all ESMs in this example, supporting the conjecture.